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Mike Tice Tried to Talk to Jay Cutler on the Sideline, But Cutler Walked Away

Mike Tice Tried to Talk to Jay Cutler on the Sideline, But Cutler Walked Away

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Mike Tice Tried to Talk to Jay Cutler on the Sideline, But Cutler Walked Away

Jay Cutler wanted to sit down on the bench. His offensive coordinator, Mike Tice, wanted to talk strategy. Watch as Cutler sits down, Tice sits down … and Cutler pops up and walks away. Tice seems to shout at the QB to sit down, but Cutler is having none of it.

This one should go over well in Chicago, especially if the Bears lose.

Chicago leads, 10-7 in the 2nd quarter.

Previously: D.J. Moore Says Quarterback Jay Cutler Should Not Have Shoved J’Marcus Webb
Previously: Charles Woodson Ripped Jay Cutler, and the Bears’ QB Really Has No Retort

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  • captain_spalding

    maybe he would listen if the stuttering prick can get a play called in time.

  • Chief

    It is Mike Tice, though.

  • http://laugh-o.blogspot.com starkweather

    You know what I would have named that gif? “See, Jason Campbell is still in the NFL!”

  • agoodfella

    It’s possible (though extremely unlikely) that he’s a decent dude behind closed doors, but simply judging him by his on field demeanor makes him the clear frontrunner for biggest asshole in the NFL — and by a wide margin.

    http://smokinjaycutler.tumblr.com/

  • njensen79

    The only thing I learned from that gif is that Jason Campbell still has a job

  • somewhereoverthedwaynebowe

    It’s possible (though extremely unlikely) that he’s a decent dude behind closed doors, but simply judging him by his on field demeanor makes him the clear frontrunner for biggest asshole in the NFL — and by a wide margin.

    Entirely possible. I think we (as in dumb sports fans) read way too much into body language. I just love to hate on the Chicago Bears QB though.

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